... 80th year. He was the sea of Lord Webb Seymour, the 19th Duke, and inherited the title at his death, la 1708. In liluo he married a dzughter of the Duke of Hamilton, who died in 1827, and by this lady had issue three and four daughters, of whom the eldest; ...

... her at eight o'clock on the morning of the first of November, in order to be at Redelift Church at hulf-past eight to be married. On the moruing of that day witness went into his mother's bedroom, as was his custom ' to wish her Good morning, and, to ...

... who sought to be relieved from his pecuniary responsibilities on the occasion, is a young man of dashing appearance, who married Miss Thewles, one of the parties in the will ease, who is now dead, and who was far advanced in years at . , the time of her ...

... station-master at Deepfielda. who causid the poor woman to be carried to a waiting-room, and procured her the aid of several married women, until the arrival of Mr. Smith, a surgeon, from WalbrooL—The Salisbury Journal of Saturday says :— Mr. F. Ford, of ...

... independent, because the Liverpool merchant, whose daughter he married, left him a splendid legacy. If that be the case, Mr. Lowe might just as well have stated his luck, unless he considers that marrying a wealthy wife is Part of a successful life, and parcel ...

... Saturday. lie was born the 9tls . of July, MO, so that his Grace had just completed his 56th year. The I 4 . duke was twice married—drst, the ilth of October, WA to MI . - =elesawl heiress of the late General Robert Bernard Sparrow -- e Sperrow, by which ...

... police at , Reading, last week. hi The Lord Mayor intends holding a public meeting on the state ' of the river • . In the married MYR In the Kilkenny Millis,' been .. .7 penented se es hameninen. . i . • Last week umuds had a holiday in of' the if the ...

... short time he professed affect ioi r her, saying he was a widower, and pressed her to mara r him ; conseuted, and they were married at the church of St. „trate and they resided together in Bloomfield-street, Didstot i li)on the happiest terms until some ...

... the heartless behaviour of the man for whose sake she had lift her situation, upon his most solemn assurance that be would marry her, and who seemed anxious to destroy her altogether, Judging from the fact that he not only withheld from her the common ...

... gradually increaseu Jntil Wednesday morning, when she died shorty alter two . o'clock.. The . fact that she was to have been married In a few days renders her death peculiarly distressing. A most melancholy event has just occurred at Battle, Susgex, which ...

... money lent, and ss. for meat, &c., bought. Defendant's wife appeared in answer to the summons. Plaintiff stated that he had married the defendant's wife's sister, and that they lived in the same house. He had bought the meat for her at various times, in ...

... Vasonal. Miss Glyn, the accomplished actress, has been recently married to Mr. Dallas, a gentleman of some repute in the literary world. The Liverpool Albion has the; following graphic; sketch of Sir Robert Peel :—One knows not what to make of the member ...